Carpet vs laminate or planking
I have a 40 foot RV with carpet and I want to replace that with either laminate or planking type material. The unit has 3 slide outs. Looking for advise as how to proceed and what I need to know abou...
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"Cummins12V98-- Quality glue down LVT or LVP is where it's at! Bad pc simply pull it up and re glue. No buckling and no need to allow for expansion/contraction."
Don't mean to highjack your thread Bobby, but I am thinking about replacing the carpet in my RV as well, and was convinced that LVP was the answer. Maybe this will help both of us.......
12V:
-Are you saying that LVP does NOT expand/contract?
-Is the glue down method waterproof?
-Was thinking about gluing only the first and last couple of planks which would be under the opposing slides when they are in to prevent movement. The rest can float. Make sense?
I did about 900 sq ft of click LVP in my rented condo about four years ago, and it still looks great. No glue. Obviously there can be a big difference in traffic between commercial and residential.
Just wondering.
Don't mean to highjack your thread Bobby, but I am thinking about replacing the carpet in my RV as well, and was convinced that LVP was the answer. Maybe this will help both of us.......
12V:
-Are you saying that LVP does NOT expand/contract?
-Is the glue down method waterproof?
-Was thinking about gluing only the first and last couple of planks which would be under the opposing slides when they are in to prevent movement. The rest can float. Make sense?
I did about 900 sq ft of click LVP in my rented condo about four years ago, and it still looks great. No glue. Obviously there can be a big difference in traffic between commercial and residential.
Just wondering.
